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Speaker 1: Well, hello and welcome. Thanks for getting your pot on,
Thanks for telling a friend, and that's how we spread
the word about the pirate ship. Today is a very
special day because my man Jamis Sam so I used
to call when he was little, Jamis Sam my man
Jamas say, Jamison is fifteen years old. Today you feel old? Huh,
you don't feel old, feel more independent, Like you got
a little more freedom, a little more comfortable in your
own skin. Yeah. Yeah, did you have a good birthday
so far? Last night you had a little gathering of friends.
Today you went to the mall, got new kicks, all right.
Speaker 4: And a new shirt.
Speaker 1: What do you think? I don't understand about your generation?
What do you think? I don't understand music? Like what
what do you mean?
Speaker 4: Stuff like that?
Speaker 1: Yeah? But I think that that's a certain genre. I
don't know that every kid's into it.
Speaker 4: A lot of kids are that underground music. You judge
it sometimes?
Speaker 1: How do I judge it?
Speaker 4: I think it'll be like he's not even saying or anything.
See you can cat, can you even understand what he's saying? Clothes,
what we do and while we act the way we act?
Speaker 1: Do you know what my favorite kind of music is.
Speaker 4: Like yacht rock?
Speaker 1: But that's a great call. Actually I'll take that. I
was gonna say singer songwriter, but yacht.
Speaker 4: Rock singer songwriter is just a genre of artists. Yeah, yeah,
so yacht rock. Yacht rock is a genre that's.
Speaker 1: Just like a do you get? Is my music bad
to listen to? You? Actually? You respect my musical taste.
It's tolerable.
Speaker 4: My music taste is better and more wide variety.
Speaker 1: Why do you think that because it is?
Speaker 4: I can prove it.
Speaker 1: How I don't. Don't don't prove it. Don't don't prove it.
What is something that you find funny or ridiculous about me?
Something that's funny, Like.
Speaker 4: I'll explain to you the plans in detail.
Speaker 1: No, you don't. You make it difficult I do. No,
you don't.
Speaker 4: I told you we were going to the mall. No,
I told you what we were going to do. I
told you exactly what we were going to do. That
was the plan. That's exactly what happened too. I got
a ride to the mall. That's it. We just hung
We just hung out. That's exactly what was going to happen.
It wasn't anything strategic.
Speaker 1: What you don't but you don't present it that way?
How do you?
Speaker 4: How did I present it?
Speaker 1: You present it as I told you the day before.
Speaker 4: And the day of what the plans were. And I
told you that we're going to wait on them. We're
gonna wait till they go. Actually I'm gonna go first.
I'm just like, actually, we're doing this. You're just on
the phone all day, calling somebody, calling multiple people. You're
just always on the phone.
Speaker 1: I am.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're always on the phone with somebody. You are, Yeah,
not on the phone with somebody. I'm always on the phone,
just in general. What else am I supposed to do?
Speaker 1: I don't know, Read a book?
Speaker 4: What book?
Speaker 1: Any book?
Speaker 4: You don't have books?
Speaker 1: I have tons of books.
Speaker 4: In your room. Yeah, yeah, I'm not going in there.
Speaker 1: You're in there all the time.
Speaker 4: Even let me finish. That's another thing I found ridiculous
that you do what you hear a few a few words,
and you need to cut me off and then immediately
go what, like, Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: What what do I do? Just now?
Speaker 4: Yeah, but you don't't even let me finish. Is I
don't go in your room to look for books. I
go in your room to lay down because they're beds
comfy and make music.
Speaker 1: So you find it ridiculous that I have to repeat
the plans back because your plans are.
Speaker 4: Never feel like you overreact like this was so, this
was so unplanned.
Speaker 1: This was just so ridiculous. It was out of this world,
how horrible it was.
Speaker 4: And then you'll come and you'll be like, how was it?
Oh was it fun?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: I'm so happy? Okay, Like dude, Jesus, wait a second.
You you make them, but plans difficult, not gonna lie.
Speaker 1: I don't because you don't have plans. They're fluid. This
one's gonna go here, we're waiting on this, we're waiting
on that. So there's nothing he's ever concrete, there's never
beginning in an end. Let me go back for a second.
How about even like your the birthday party plans, they
were vague, So I said you made the party, No,
not originally originally you wanted it somewhere else, and that
seemed unfair and it burdensome.
Speaker 4: Didn't have official plans.
Speaker 1: That was just an idea, right, But you said, no,
you don't understand how you present things, and this is
good that we're having this.
Speaker 4: I understand how how I present things. You don't understand how.
Speaker 1: I okay, that's fine because you'll say this, you'll go, yeah,
we're gonna hang out over here. His mom says it's
okay and they're gonna have.
Speaker 4: It, and then you say, no, absolutely not that. So
it's your fault that the plans don't go through.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but they're not. They're vague, like when I don't
know what time, I don't know who's going I don't know.
Those are all the answers I get, those, aren't I.
Speaker 4: Told you that they were gonna be Saturday, and you
would You could just think of a time and it'll
be around there. We're not gonna do it at twelve.
We're not gonna do it at one in the morning.
We're not gonna do it at eleven in the morning.
We're gonna do it around sometime in the afternoon. It'll
end at night. That's easy. You could have thought of
what time it would have been we're not stupid.
Speaker 1: All right, you have to switch lives with me, okay
for one week. What's the first thing you'd change.
Speaker 4: My wardrobe?
Speaker 1: What's wrong with my kid?
Speaker 4: A ten thousand dollars?
Speaker 1: Something? What you wouldn't give you a kid ten thousand dollars?
Speaker 4: If I were you, I'd give me ten thousand dollars
and then I'd wake up next week and i'd monitor
you and make sure you don't spend it.
Speaker 1: Listen to me, what what about my wardrobe? Don't you
like you?
Speaker 4: You just put on you just you're a dad. It'd
be cool if you were like fly, but you're not.
You don't want to be. You don't care.
Speaker 1: I do care? You do?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 1: Well, what am I supposed to wear that would be fly?
In your opinion? Well? That looks I'm gonna look like
a cartoon character. No, you won't. You're fifteen. You look cool.
Speaker 4: People will point you out and be like, oh wow,
he's cool.
Speaker 1: Is that what they would do? No? What would they do?
Go look at that pathetic guy trying to hang on
like he's fifteen, And.
Speaker 4: Then you could be like, look at yourself, old man.
Speaker 1: Is there anything else you want? You would like to
say and rip on me about this.
Speaker 4: What I mightn't even call you an old man. I said,
that's what i'd say if I were you. What's your problem, dude?
Speaker 1: What's my problem?
Speaker 4: You just ripped up my Yeah you I answered your
question again.
Speaker 1: Yes, I know, okay, but the question was what's the problem.
Speaker 4: And I answered the question. Yeah, because you put on bullshit.
You just step out and and like and not whatever.
But like you just I don't know, you don't come
trim like me.
Speaker 1: What's come trim like you? Trim?
Speaker 4: Yeah, like cool, like fly, like fire like I don't know.
Trim sometimes can be tripping, stupid tripping, as the youth
would say.
Speaker 1: All right, yeah, you seem very grumpy today.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a little bit. Why I don't want to stay at
them all a little longer?
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you're tired. Yeah I want to go. I'm
sure you do. Yeah, because what you were up really
late last night?
Speaker 4: No, I woke up really early last night.
Speaker 1: Okay, I might have to tell you to quiet down.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you've been a little bit of a I'm sorry
nude cheer. We will take a moment when we come back.
Dan Burrillo, who's got thoughts on the Buffalo bills and
the potential I'm not even sure what to think of this,
if they're really parting ways with von Miller or not.
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veteran linebacker Von Miller's to try to make some salary
cap space. I think it saves the team about eight
and a half million, but there's a pretty happy price
with that. It's fifteen point four million in a dead
cap hit, meaning that it's money that is spent, but
you're not getting anything for it. Despite the release, there's
a reported mutual interest in a potential reunion between Miller
and the Bills, which sounds odd to me. I mean,
that's that's like breaking up with your ex to focus
on yourself, but still texting them after a few drinks
is the way I see that. But I don't know
with moron all of this. We bring in the billified sports,
I'm gonna say expert, That's what I'm gonna call him,
Dan Burrilla for a little bit more than that, he
is a live from Boo Headquarters in Henrietta's going on
Billy Boo Headquarters in Henrietta. I kind of like that. Uh,
of course, I thought that was funny. So what do
we think of this? I mean, here comes von Miller.
He came in with a six year, one hundred and
twenty million dollar contract. In twenty twenty two, he had injuries,
declining production. I think that there was the suspension then
in twenty twenty four due to personal conduct policy, which
seemed to just get kind of skated over. No one
really talked too much about it. He's thirty six years old,
he has one hundred and twenty nine and a half
career sacks. He needs twelve more to be in the
top ten with the most sacks in the NFL. I'm
not sure it was a chance to try to get
a what I would say is a championship. Right, you're
bringing him in. He was kind of the quote unquote
missing piece for the Super Bowl, But it was was
it a high price gamble that you think was worth it?
Dan Brilla? Well?
Speaker 2: Do I think it was worth it? Well? The alternative
was what?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: There was no alternative. They'd gotten him, I believe in
April of twenty twenty two, and when he came on
the scene. The first game, of course, was that Thursday
night opener against the Rams on Sunday Night Football, and
a lot of people looked at that game and said,
this could be a preview of the next Super Bowl,
even though the Rams are pretty much gutted their franchise
at this point. And Von just like picked right up
where he left off at LA and he just he
was fantastic and until the Thanksgiving game against Detroit. He
really was pretty good. They're like, okay, guys, thirty three
years old, how is he still doing this? What is
going on? He was thirty two, how is he still
able to do it? But I said when they signed him,
I said, be careful. He is thirty two and he's
going to need to be on a limited snap count
and he could get hurt and low and behold that
Thanksgiving because you know, every year a Bills player gets
hurt if they playing Thanksgiving. Trey White had gotten hurt
the previous year. Same thing happens with von Miller, and
he was never the same player after that. That said,
you know, like there was this huge contract, but the
guaranteed money, the fifty three million dollars, that's all they
really paid him was the guaranteed So basically the contract
is just a seven year working agreement. To spread out
that money, they're gonna save eight million dollars with the cap.
They could bring him back. And the reason why they
could bring him back is because if they signed him
for like a veteran minimum or something like that, he
for the number of plays he only played like twenty
plays a game in thirteen games. That's not a lot, right,
But he had just as many sacks as their second
best sacker, aj Panessa, Right, I mean that's insane. Epanessa's
only twenty six. Von Miller was thirty five this year,
and he had just as many sacks as that Panessa
for a guy who was never on the field except
in third down situations, and he had two fewer sacks
that Greg Russo, who just signed a nice little extension yesterday.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he did sign a nice little extension. That's like
an eighty million dollar extent.
Speaker 2: I thought, right, right for a guy who, uh where
was he during the dur of the playoffs?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 2: You know, I anybody see anybody see him?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: Greg Russo had two sacks during the playoffs and I'm sorry,
two pressures during the playoffs and two sacks. You know
who else had two pressures but no sacks. Von Miller
and von Miller played a fraction of the plays that
this dude had. So I think they're looking at it
and going, Okay, you're a good guy in the locker room.
We're only gonna use you in certain situations. If you
want to come back for the league minimum, we'll do that.
I think he wants to I think he also has
aspirations to be a general manager. What so with with
with with Brandon Bean, I think that kind of relationship
that they have, they might they might do that.
Speaker 1: What's the uh? Yeah, because it said both sides were
open to that. What is uh? What is the the
veteran minimum? Do you know?
Speaker 2: I think it's like six hundred thousand or something like
that they got to be for his for his age.
I think a veteran minimum is about like like like
around six. But I could be wrong, Mike.
Speaker 1: I would think that maybe they bring him for a.
Speaker 2: Million, right, Yeah, I don't think they're going to insult
the game and half.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean for one year, I mean guarantee it
for just for this once, unless he doesn't make the team.
At this point it's eight hundred eighty five thousand to
just over a million, Okay, sometimes one point too.
Speaker 1: At this point in his career, does he prioritize legacy
over winning? You think? And legacy being getting into that
top ten and sacks?
Speaker 2: It depends on how the conversation went with Brandon Bean
before they decided to do this. If there was a conversation,
because if if both sides are interested him coming back,
and he's still able to get like two or three
sacks at thirteen games. That I mean his legacy. I
don't think his legacy could get any better anywhere. But Buffalo, Really.
Speaker 1: Let's go back to the suspension because it barely made
waves in the football world. I feel like and should
off field issues impact the player's legacy more than they do.
Speaker 2: You think depends on the player. Yeah, well, we would
say that, we would. We want to believe that. Like
somebody asked about Aaron Rodgers, what's Aaron rodgers legacy gonna be?
Speaker 1: I go, I don't know.
Speaker 2: His career is not over yet. Right now, he is
known for, you know, fighting his way out of Green Bay,
only winning one Super Bowl, losing multiple conference championship games,
going to the Jets and getting injured, and then crashing
his season, getting his head coach and general manager fired,
even though he really wasn't directly responsible for that, going
on these darkness retreats and taking ayahuasca. But if he
retired right now, in five years, he's gonna be remembered
for being one of the five greatest quarterbacks, or maybe
one of the three greatest quarterbacks of his generation. He'll
be a first ballot Hall of Famer and we'll forget
all that. As long as you have a ring on
your hand, I don't think it matters. And with von
Miller's case, I think people have forgotten about the suspensions.
I think they've forgotten about the domestic violence stuff. Although
I don't think there was any confirmation either way on
what happened. That's still kind of muddied. But the end
of the day, I don't think people are gonna remember
for him for that because he's an affable guy. He's
a likable guy.
Speaker 1: Would you rather your team overpay for a fading star
in hopes of one championship or take that long, patient
route and risk never winning at all, which is I
don't know. I think I go for the big splash,
bring in the guy. He wants to prove he's got
one more thing, and I do believe that there is something.
And then you hear about it all the time, the
winning attitude, the winning mentality. That's a team that doesn't
know how to win. We've said things like that. Von
Miller is clearly a guy who does know how to win.
So I'm almost okay with the team taking that chance,
it seems like a risk worth taking.
Speaker 2: Looking back, you can't really kill them for it. I
did at first, guest leag and I don't know if
you remember, I don't know if we were doing the
podcast when they signed him, but I said, I don't know.
He's thirty three years old, thirty two years old. I
don't know if it's a good idea and end up
not really working out. But looking back and looking at
their drafts, to be honest with you, I can't blame them.
At least they knew what they didn't know, which was
how to draft defensive players, right. I mean, let's let's
be fair here. Russo is a nice player, Epiness is
a nice player, but in the playoffs, they're nowhere to
be found in the biggest games, and von Miller proved
that he would be a guy who could show up
now the injuries set aside. At the end of the day,
who else were they getting to replace him? They clearly
didn't draft anybody who could step in for him, So
I don't have a problem with that. And to be
quite honest, in the years since, they really haven't drafted
that tremendous edg Rusher. All these Bills fans and media
are talking about and they can't talk about it anymore.
Thank god. Hey, the Bills ought to go out and
get Miles Garrett. Well they can't do that anymore. It's
always about the money. And he signed a huge extension
forty million dollars a year to go like not win
a Super Bowl in Cleveland. And then Max Crosby just
signed an extension with the Raiders, so at least they know, hey,
we're not great at drafting guys. We need to go
sign guys. And if they want to go out and
try to get a veteran like a like a Khalil
Mack who's on the wrong side of thirty, or somebody
like maybe a Trey Hendrickson, if it's all at all possible,
by all means, go ahead and do it. Because you're
not You clearly can't draft these guys.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, I have a feeling then that von
Miller we haven't seen the last of him in a
Buffalo uniform, and that he'll probably have a role much
like he did this season next.
Speaker 2: Except it'd be like a one or two year deal
at my most. Okay, get him over something, because there's
only sixteen players I think of had over one hundred
and thirty sacks in their career. He would be one
of them. I think he's at one twenty nine and
a half or something like that, right, So, I mean
you'd like to see him do that in Buffalo. And
I mean people forget you want to talk about how
long von Miller's played in the NFL and how long
the bill, how long ago the Bills were wasn't that
long ago the Bills were bad? He was drafted one
spot ahead of the immortal Marcel Darius.
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's how. That's how. That's how long ago. Okay,
and so and if you want to talk abou Khalil Mack,
if the Bills do out, go out and get him.
He was drafted right after a guy by the name
of Sammy wall Watkins, and drafted long before a guy
nable Dell Beckham Junior. The only guys who are still
in the league are, uh, the kid from Tampa Bay
whose name escapes me. The receiver there. He was in
that draft too. Oh he was a stud.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Kevin Evans. Mike Evans.
Speaker 2: Mike Evans, Right, So, I mean, like the NFL man,
it turns around quickly. So you got to give Miller
like credit for his longevity. The fact that he was
able to like do what he could on those third
downs when he was playing in Buffaloes bite, the fact
that he was on the field very long.
Speaker 1: All right, Dan Barrillo, good, good insights on von Miller.
I appreciate your time from BOO Headquarters.
Speaker 2: You got a happy birthday, Jamison.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thank you. All right, there we go, There goes
Danny Barrillo. We will close it out for Jamison, who
turn fifteen today. Any other thing you want to say, Davison,
anything you want to say, huh, stay in school, Stay
in school. That's smart. They're good. Okay, I'm Bill Moran.
We'll see you tomorrow.
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